Novel by Ignacio Martínez de Pisón
In the presentation of a book, in those moments in which the presenter on duty praises the virtues of the author in question, it is always interesting to look at the writer, in his non-verbal language once he is exposed to the public as the attraction of turn. I quote this ...
Between Martínez de Pisón and Manuel Vilas there is a literary complicity beyond the generational coincidence. It is something that seems to penetrate the very essences of literature towards vital horizons rarely seen in current narrative. What do I know, maybe it was an abduction thing in the 80s, ...
There are characters that appear in history as true rarities towards a singular protagonism. Charlatans who aim to be transcendental elements until they happen on their own merit to become temporary jokes and jokes that disappear after a short time. And yet, over the years he ...
Strange times those of the Spanish transition. The perfect setting to present the strange family nucleus of Ángel. The young man moves between the frustration of a father who bet everything on a dream and who is unable to escape failure. The need for a father figure, personified ...